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From: Christian Laursen <xi@borderworlds.dk>
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Subject: NAT64 support in pf?
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Hello,

Are there any plans to add NAT64 functionality to the pf implementation 
in FreeBSD?

It looks like BIND 9.8 will have DNS64 support and together with 
FreeBSD/pf that would make a nice combination.

Thanks.

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Christian Laursen